MATLAB Parallel Server

 

MATLAB Parallel Server

Perform MATLAB and Simulink computations on clusters and clouds

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Write Code Once, and Use It in Multiple Environments

Prototype and debug applications on the desktop with Parallel Computing Toolbox™, and easily scale to clusters or clouds without recoding. Develop interactively and move to production with batch workflows.

Run on Multiple Machines Without Algorithm Changes

Develop a prototype on your desktop, and scale to a compute cluster without recoding. Access different execution environments from your desktop just by changing your cluster profile.

Execute iterations in parallel and get results faster.

Execute iterations in parallel and get results faster.

Access CPUs and GPUs on Centralized Resources

Take advantage of high-end hardware in your organization’s cluster without leaving the MATLAB desktop environment.

Adding cluster profiles to MATLAB to allow access to available cluster resources.

Adding cluster profiles to MATLAB to allow access to available cluster resources. 

Scale Up Computations

Run compute-intensive MATLAB applications and Simulink models on compute clusters and clouds. MATLAB Parallel Server supports batch processing, parallel applications, GPU computing, and distributed memory.

Automate Management of Multiple Simulink Simulations

Easily set up multiple runs and parameter sweeps, manage model dependencies and build folders, and transfer base workspace variables to cluster processes. Use the Simulation Manager user interface to visualize and manage multiple runs of Simulink models on a cluster.

Monitor multiple simulations in one window.

Monitor multiple simulations in one window.

Process Big Data from Windows, Mac, or Linux

Use the same MATLAB analytics on small or large volumes of data. From your Windows®, Mac®, or Linux® desktop, you can process big data on Spark™ enabled Hadoop® clusters or on traditional clusters with standard file systems.

Use tall arrays and datastores to analyze large data sets.

Use tall arrays and datastores to analyze large data sets.

Overcome Memory Barriers

Execute calculations that won’t fit in the memory of a single machine without needing to recode your algorithm or use a shared-memory architecture.

Distributed arrays allow you to execute calculations with data that is too big for the memory of a single computer.

Distributed arrays allow you to execute calculations with data that is too big for the memory of a single computer.

Manage Any Size Cluster with a Single License

End users are automatically licensed on the cluster for the products they use on the desktop. The cluster requires only a MATLAB Parallel Server license.

Use Your Desktop Toolboxes on the Cluster

MATLAB Parallel Server is the only license required on the cluster. Dynamic licensing enables each user’s specific desktop license profile on the cluster. 

Run all your licensed desktop products on the cluster with just the MATLAB Parallel Server license.

Run all your licensed desktop products on the cluster with just the MATLAB Parallel Server license.

Use Your Existing Hardware and Infrastructure

Create a cluster from a few dedicated machines and manage jobs with MATLAB Job Scheduler, or integrate with your existing cluster and manage jobs with your third-party scheduler. Users can manage their jobs without leaving MATLAB.

Execute on CPUs and GPUs on multiple compute nodes.

Execute on CPUs and GPUs on multiple compute nodes.

Scale Applications to the Cloud

Integrate with public and private clouds. Access specialized and more powerful hardware in the cloud. Use preconfigured options from both bat365 and bat365 hosting providers, or build the infrastructure yourself.  

There are multiple options for scaling parallel computing to clusters in the cloud.

There are multiple options for scaling parallel computing to clusters in the cloud.